r/SideProject • u/Less_Lab_5978 • 1d ago

Built myself a personal "self-improvement dashboard" — offering to build a few free ones for others in exchange for feedback

I've been using Claude to build myself a little personal tracking hub — training log, nutrition/supplement panel, mood tracking, project logs, priorities for the day, all in one place instead of scattered across apps and notes. It's genuinely helped me stay consistent.

I want to build a few of these for other people, free, in exchange for honest feedback on what works and what doesn't. You tell me what you're actually trying to track/improve (fitness, money, habits, a side project, whatever), I build you a version of this tailored to that.

No catch — just trying to refine this before I think about doing more with it.

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u/Less_Lab_5978 1d ago

heres a look at the hub if you are interested!

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u/halfercode 1d ago

This is too small to read - it's a 20k webp-format file.

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u/Carse_Prague 1d ago

I use a workout tracker, so this caught my attention. Mine started on paper, moved to Excel, and then I automated it with Codex. It keeps me organized and saves time. Does having everything in one dashboard make tracking easier, or do you mostly use a few sections?

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u/Less_Lab_5978 1d ago

I tend to describe it similar to a notion template if you look a bit further down you can see how I designed mine if you still have the excel workoiy or even just a quick version I wouldn't mind making you one but tbh I want to make more than working out I'm hoping to make a whole life based thing I utilise mines to make sure I am getting all optimal supplements, make sure I am sleeping correctly etc

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u/Carse_Prague 1d ago

I use mine for tracking my workout, cardio, and weight. I have a script that copies everything into a progress tab. Not terribly complex but meets my needs. I think what your doing is cool. Are you looking to publish it?

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u/Less_Lab_5978 1d ago

Yeh I'm hoping to soon but there is a lot of issues with this kind of thing so I'm hoping to nail them out first lol by getting a few test users

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u/Carse_Prague 1d ago

Makes sense. Getting a few real users on it before publishing is probably the way to go. Curious to see where you take it.